US News & World Report Magazine

Fading Quality
A review of US News & World Report Magazine, October 1, 2009
Submitted by: doctor

I was disappointed to learn that US News and World Report is not a weekly publication. The selected topics for each monthly edition are covered in too much depth, and much of the discussion is merely a rehash of previously published information. I will not renew my subscription.

New format is worthless
A review of US News & World Report Magazine, August 4, 2009
Submitted by: Political centrist

They changed formats in the middle of my multi-year subscription. Gone: Any news about the week and most of the good analytical writing. Newsweek also changed formats, but it became arguably a considerably better newsmagazine in the process while retaining its best writers.  

Comprehensive news magazine.
A review of US News & World Report Magazine, July 28, 2009
Submitted by: Bruce from Burke, VA

I have already received my first two issues.  I am thus far pleased at the comprehensive and thorough review of the selected monthly topic.  The articles and commentaries appear insightful. 

There seems to be far more substance to this magazine than the previous weekly news magazine (Newsweek) that I subscribed to.

What happened to the diverse content?
A review of US News & World Report Magazine, April 29, 2009
Submitted by: Karl from Casa Grande, AZ

I subscribed remembering the magazine that had feature articles, then a page on art, one on religion, one on theater, etc.  What I received was a one topic issue (Green).  Please tell me the old US News & World Report will be in my box this month.

Very disappointed in new format
A review of US News & World Report Magazine, April 14, 2009
Submitted by: Donald Dodge from Dearborn, MI

The new format of US News is totally unsatisfactory to me. I took it as a better perspective than a daily newspaper. The new format which focuses entirely on a given topic, is very poor as far as I am concerned. It would please me if you refunded the balance on my perscription. I have now subscribed to Newsweek, which is a satisfactory substitute for the provious US News. I had recently given US News to a friend (Clara C). Her breaction is the same as mine, regretably.